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There's a chant about our 49-game Invincibles unbeaten streak that goes '49 49 undefeated'I know his shirt is 49, but what does the ' 49 49' mean in the title of the thread, @Aevi ?
There's a chant about our 49-game Invincibles unbeaten streak that goes '49 49 undefeated'I know his shirt is 49, but what does the ' 49 49' mean in the title of the thread, @Aevi ?
The fact that she's not only done the work to be in the best possible position to help him navigate his career but is also using that acumen to help other parents to advocate for their kids on their own journeys in football is so impressive to me. It takes real character to not be content with succeeding yourself but to also make sure you help others to succeed along the way as well.I love his mother! What a beautiful woman she is. Such a sweet character who surely loves her son.
English football has always been like that though. It leans into building narratives, transfer news, soft factors analysis and sensationalism to drive views. Rarely do you see English journalists give a tactical breakdown of what happened in a game. Instead, the analysis scraps at the bottom of the barrel content. Arsenal can't defend because “they have no leaders”. Of course, there was no mention of our fullbacks playing on the halfway line giving the opposition attackers space to attack.20 or 30 years ago the Skelly celebration wouldn’t have even been talked about.
Just feels like we have so many platforms to discuss football and all looking for their headline etc, everybody centres on BS like this. You feed into this this and feed off it.
Carragher says something, then the FA are planning something, then Smith says something, then Souness has to do a piece. Then race is coming into it.
I’m guessing the footballs itself is so dead you speak about the side shenanigans. The league is dead so let’s speak about the side drama.
Wenger was anthitasis of a working class Brits philosophy of football. That's why they hate him.I don’t think it’s racism or even directly aimed at MLS.
It’s because it’s us, the media in this country hates Arsenal. Any opportunity for Sky, Talksport, Neville and co to have a go at us, even when it defies any logic, they pounce on it.
I don’t even know where the hate stems from. We’re not financial doping or a classless club, in fact we’re the complete opposite. Think a lot stems from Wenger xenophobic hate and has carried on from then.
Uncle @Macho is basically saying that black players have been targeted like this in the media for years now and it’s kind of sad that people are only noticing it when it happens to a Hale End kid.
It shouldn’t require it happening close to home to realise it’s wrong and it’s a bit cheeky to make it into an anti-arsenal thing because that’s not what it is in this case.
It’s further amplified by the fact that Arsenal fans themselves have engaged in such behaviour when the team was underperforming or the player in question wasn’t an academy graduate.
English football has always been like that though. It leans into building narratives, transfer news, soft factors analysis and sensationalism to drive views. Rarely do you see English journalists give a tactical breakdown of what happened in a game. Instead, the analysis scraps at the bottom of the barrel content.
I really think he could play the 6 to be honest. He has the technical ability, work rate and above all, the intelligence required from a 6.With the lack of presence up top now I hope Mikel moves him into midfield. We have a lot of great options at left back but very few with Myles’ ability to break lines and carry the ball in the middle.
I really think he could play the 6 to be honest. He has the technical ability, work rate and above all, the intelligence required from a 6.
I don't think we talk enough about how he's not even playing his proper position yet he's already one of our best players.That interception at the back post at 0-0 was insane. Ashley Cole like defending that.
I don't think we talk enough about how he's not even playing his proper position yet he's already one of our best players.